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Understanding 9/11The Penguin guide to the superstitions of Britain and Ireland
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xx, 546 pages : 20 cm
Drawing extensively on literary sources from medieval times to the present, this survey not only explains what people have believed and why, but when superstitions arose, which parts of the country adopted them, how they evolved and what people today believe. Originally published: 2003
Originally published: 2003
Includes bibliographical references (pages 533-546)
Drawing extensively on literary sources from medieval times to the present, this survey not only explains what people have believed and why, but when superstitions arose, which parts of the country adopted them, how they evolved and what people today believe. Originally published: 2003
Originally published: 2003
Includes bibliographical references (pages 533-546)
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